$ sudo systemctl enable managed
Managed by the people who wrote the rules
Add managed support to any service and our Systems Engineers handle setup, patching, monitoring, drift reports and migrations — confirmed in tickets, not chatbots.
- Patching & monitoring
- Monthly drift report
- Priority engineer tickets
- Migrations handled
$ systemctl list-units
What "managed" covers
Not a buzzword — a list of jobs we take off your plate.
Patching & updates
OS and package updates applied on a schedule, with reboots coordinated around your uptime.
Monitoring & alerts
We watch the service, not just the host — and we act on alerts before you notice a problem.
Monthly drift report
A monthly re-audit against the hardening baseline: what changed, what slipped, and what we fixed.
Migrations
Moving from another host? We plan the cutover, move the data, and verify the service end-to-end.
Ticket priority
Managed tickets go straight to engineers — installs, tuning, plugin conflicts, odd breakage.
Backups run for you
Scheduled backups with verified restores — a backup that was never tested isn't a backup.
$ ./architect
Need it designed, not just run?
Elevated Architect is the quoted tier: multi-node, high availability and compliance mapping designed with our systems architects. Start the conversation from your client area.
Managed plans run by the engineers who wrote the hardening rules: patching, monitoring, monthly drift reports and migrations.
Ship something. We'll keep it hardened.
Pick an Elevated plan or spin up a game server — your first invoice is only due when you're happy with what you're getting.